Fastest Meet Ever At NCAA Swimming Champs
Indiana captured its fourth straight title as the 1971 NCAA swimming meet netted 10 American and 14 NCAA records. Gary Hall of Indiana set three U.S. marks, while Stanford and Southern California posted relay records. The event, held in Ames, Iowa, was hailed as the Olympic preview for Munich 1972 with many swimmers expected to form the U.S. team, and the pool size noted as 25 yards compared to Olympic standards.
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Indiana
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Doc) Counsilman
Couns Iman
Tennessee
Dave Edgar
Beyer Hall
America
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Hall
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College Coaches Rap Signing of Neumann
The National Association of Basketball Coaches voiced shock over Neumann College sophomore John Neumann of Mississippi signing with the ABA Memphis Pros. Adolph Rupp warned the move could strain college pro links and hinder future training, urging the ABA to refrain from signing college players with remaining eligibility.
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Kentucky
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World Cup Golf Set for PGA National Course
The 19th World Cup golf competition will be held November 21 to 14 at the PGA National Golf Club in Palm Beach Gardens Florida. The U S team will include Jack Nicklaus automatic qualifier and others from the U S Open winners at Merion Golf Club Ardmore in June.
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Dicus Paces Second Field Trial at Cedar Rapids Meet
A spring field trial held at the Cedar Rapids game grounds on April 18 showcased Dicus and his dogs Pokey and Maggie. Results included top placements in shooting dog and derby classes. Entries featured Amy Jo Green, the youngest competitor, and various entrants from Coralville and surrounding areas.
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Cedar Rapids
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Vikings Cox Wins NFL Scoring Honors
NEW YORK AP Kicker Fred Cox of the Minnesota Vikings was named the NFL scoring champion with 125 points. He completed 35 of 35 extra points and 28 of 49 field goal tries. David Ray of the Los Angeles Rams was runner up with 121 points, while Dan Stenerud of Kansas City led the American Conference with 118 points.
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Jacklin Invited to Masters Amid Eligibility Confusion
Tony Jacklin, the 1970 U S Open champion, will play in Augusta next week but faces an invitation-only Masters eligibility quirk. Masters rules exclude non U S players from the 2nd criterion, leaving Jacklin in despite his Open title. Bobby Cole, Gary Player and others appear in the ongoing debate over invitation versus qualification.
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